China’s Fujian Mawei Shipbuilding has clinched an order for a dozen eco-friendly 1,800 TEU […] The post EPS taps Chinese yard for 12+6 LNG dual-fuel boxships, with CMA CGM charter deal appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Canadian shipping company Canada Steam Ship Lines (CSL) has deployed its newest addition to the fleet, MV CSL Flexvik, an 18,003 dwt hybrid self-loading/unloading vessel. The post CSL unveils hybrid self-unloader for offshore projects in Europe appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Norwegian Hydrogen and Swedish company GreenIron H2 are to work on building and co-locating green hydrogen production plants and direct reduction furnaces under a new strategic agreement. It builds on the partnership announced last October, to deliver green hydrogen from Norwegian Hydrogen’s production plant in Hellesylt, Norway, to GreenIron’s first full-scale furnace for direct reduction of metals in Sandviken, Sweden, and creates opportunities for wider hydrogen use in surrounding industries. GreenIron’s patented technology uses green hydrogen to reduce metal oxides without generating CO2 emissions, enabling fossil-free metal production. A single furnace is expected to reduce carbon emissions by around 56,000 tonnes per year compared with traditional coal-based methods, with the only residual product being water. Scaling up to 300 furnaces would correspond to roughly 35% of Sweden’s annual CO2 emissions. … to continue reading this article… Read More »Norwegian Hydrogen and Greeniron H2 step up green hydrogen plant plans | Hydrogen
Norway’s Kongsberg Discovery, Kongsberg Gruppen’s business area for robotics and sensor technology, is set […] The post Argeo’s bankruptcy estate sells three ‘core’ technologies to Kongsberg Discovery appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Houston-based energy player Talos Energy has made a new oil discovery in the Gulf of America, formerly the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, thanks to its drilling activities with a drillship owned by Seadrill, an offshore drilling contractor. The post US firm hits oil pay in Gulf of America with Seadrill rig appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Singapore-based shipping company Ocean Network Express (ONE) has taken delivery of the next 13,900 […] The post ONE adds latest ammonia/methanol-ready containership to its roster appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Wave energy developer Eco Wave Power Global and its partner I-KE International Ocean Energy, […] The post First commercial port site in Taiwan ready for wave energy pilot appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Following the arrival of a drillship at its drill site, Brazil’s state-owned oil and gas giant Petrobras is getting ready to embark on the pre-operational assessment, as the final stage of the licensing process for drilling a deepwater well in Amapá. The post 2012-built rig at designated spot: Petrobras sets the stage to secure go-ahead for drilling ops appeared first on Offshore Energy.
BP has corroborated the award of engineering and procurement support assignments to the SOCAR-KBR joint venture (JV), entailing KBR, a U.S.-headquartered science, technology, and engineering player, and Azerbaijan’s SOCAR. The post BP confirms multimillion-dollar deals for gas field expansion and terminal electrification appeared first on Offshore Energy.
There has been a rapid progress in the development of methanol and ammonia as zero-emission fuels, however, technology readiness is not enough in and of itself to drive the change needed at the pace required, a new report released by the Global Maritime Forum finds. The post Methanol and ammonia shipping fuels are becoming a reality, new report shows appeared first on Offshore Energy.